Sentence examples for so adversely affected from inspiring English sources

If I can be so adversely affected by sunshine overload, then I tend to believe people when they say the opposite – that cold, dark, wintery weather disastrously affects their mood.

Because relatively few are so adversely affected, many others are unaware of the consequences of getting very sick.

"If Keeyask has to be built," Wilkie told the CEC, "build it so damage to our land and water is not so adversely affected to our people".

The production of town gas, manufactured from imported coal, was so adversely affected that regulations were brought in limiting its use, enforced by the "Glimmer Man".

The brain is so adversely affected by drug and alcohol use that it even results in people being misdiagnosed with mental illnesses because the evaluation was done prematurely before the brain had had a chance to return to a better place of health.

Page told Bloomberg News this spring that he still attends Gazprom shareholder meetings, and that U.S. sanctions against top Kremlin officials and state-owned Russian companies have hurt his consulting business and the value of his Gazprom shares.  . "So many people who I know and have worked with have been so adversely affected by the sanctions policy," Page said in March.

In March, a federal judge in California dismissed the lawsuit, citing a State Department opinion that the case could interfere with the ongoing peace process and so adversely affect American foreign policy.

To have done so would have adversely affected the teaching process.

Failure to do so will adversely affect the sectoral output, income, and employment sectors of Bangladesh with a reduction in the per capita GDP of the country as a whole. 1 US$ = 76 Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) on an average.

The legislation would allows governors to decline to comply with the Environmental Protection Agency's standards for power plant emissions if they found doing so would adversely affect electricity rates or reliability.

This leads to decreased resistance to infections, so it adversely affects the patient's compliance to TB treatment that can increase mortality from the disease [ 18].